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However, in severe forms of retinopathy of prematurity, the stalled blood vessels break through to the surface of the retina and proliferate extensively.

They can proliferate extensively and have the ability to differentiate into endodermal, mesodermal, and ectodermal derivatives.

When cancer cells of different origins were analyzed for their proliferative potential in various assays, only a small minority of cells were able to proliferate extensively.

However, some endothelial cells show apoptosis-resistance and later proliferate extensively leading to vascular oculopathy and formation of plexiform lesions in PH.

It has also been shown that single cell suspensions of CD44+CD24−/lowLin− cells from human breast cancers were able to proliferate extensively and form clonal nonadherent mammospheres in a low attachment in vitro culture system [20].

However, by the time of second and third instar larval stages when the cells in the wing imaginal discs proliferate extensively, the maternal dRecQ4 has been diluted and/or degraded to a level that is insufficient to promote cell cycle progression (Figure 6A).

Both IL-7+/+ and IL-7−/− MSC suppressed the proliferation of responder T cells, while those cultured without MSC proliferated extensively (see supplementary figure S3B D, available online only).

It then proliferates extensively as it attacks the invader.

Indeed, another research group reported a specific subset of proximal tubule cells in mice that expressed nuclear factor of activated T-cells cytoplasmic 1 (NFand1) and proliferated extensively following epithelial injury from mercuric chloride exposure [68].

CD34+KDR− cells cultured on EGM-2 medium without any supplements proliferated extensively, showing more than 8 population doublings over 20 days (Figure 1C.2).

In this sense, the GBS procedure allows access to any sequence within "low-copy" genomic regions, including transposable elements and repeat regions that have not proliferated extensively.